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Charras

Charras

9.9
A small village in the Charente area of southwestern France
  • proper noun
translation icon : Charras
  • We spent our holiday in Charras, a quiet village surrounded by vineyards and limestone hills.

Examples

  • The annual festival in Charras attracts visitors from all over the region.

  • Many artists find inspiration in the peaceful countryside around Charras.

  • I visited Charras!

  • What a beautiful place Charras is!

  • We spent our holiday in Charras, a quiet village surrounded by vineyards and limestone hills.

  • The annual festival in Charras attracts visitors from all over the region.

  • Many artists find inspiration in the peaceful countryside around Charras.

Synonyms

Chartres
vsCharras
2 8.3

A town in northern France famous for its Gothic cathedral

is a small southwestern town not noted for major landmarks
Cassis
vsCharras
1 7.9

A small port town in southern France with high cliffs and pretty sea inlets

is an inland small town in southwestern France rather than coastal
Patras
vsCharras
1 7.1

A port city in western Greece with a busy harbour and yearly carnival

is a small French commune rather than a large foreign port city
Chasselas
vsCharras
9.9

A village in eastern France in the Saône-et-Loire area

is a small commune located in southwestern France

Surface Forms

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Etymology

Charras is the name of a small town in southwestern France and the place name likely describes the local land or village. You can remember it by picturing a quiet French village with vineyards and stone hills, because the name now points to that specific place.